This scene from a Theban tomb chapel depicts sections of the furnishing of the tomb with its equipment. The servants in this fragment are carrying a chest with toilet implements consisting of a mirror and unguent containers, which are depicted above it. In addition, there is a light hunting chariot with lateral quivers. The two men have closely cropped hair and they are bare-chested.
Present location |
PELIZAEUS-MUSEUM [04/030] HILDESHEIM |
Inventory number |
5959 |
Dating |
TUTHMOSIS IV/MENKHEPERURE (not after); 18TH DYNASTY; AMENHOTEP II/AMENOPHIS II/AAKHEPERURE (not before) |
Archaeological Site |
THEBES: WEST BANK |
Category |
WALL PAINTING |
Material |
NILE MUD; PLASTER |
Technique |
STUCCO; PAINTED ON STUCCO |
Height |
18.9 cm |
Width |
37.5 cm |
Depth |
5 cm |